Piazza Robert (26 results)

Condition: Good. Meets or exceeds the good condition guidelines. Nice copy. Has a small amount of writing/highlighting. Five star seller - Buy with confidence!

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Paperback. Pages are clean and unmarked. Covers show very minor shelving wear.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day!

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dvd. Condition: Used - Good.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No DJ. Molino, Roberto (illustrator). First Edition. Translated by Erica Propper. Faint sticker residue on front top corner, very lightly rubbed along edges, else near fine. Pages clean and bright, and binding firm.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Bawdy, broken, bold, and beautiful, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery is a chapbook of villanelles portraying characters who paradoxically struggle with addictions while striving for transcendence. Alcoholism and recovery are often obsessive, cyclical, and repetitive; hence, villanelles, literally, "songs of the villagers," express so much of what addicts experience on a daily basis. Like David's Psalms, these dramatic monologues and character portraits give voice to those who are often marginalized, allowing them to speak freely in the vernacular: variously vulgar and virtuous, raw and refined.Advance Praise for Distilled Spirits: Coffee & RecoveryRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery descends into the underworld of addiction and its effects in order to pass through it, to rise again into the light. These poems confront spiritual pain, acknowledge it, own it, so as to get to a place of hope. With a surefooted attention to form, Piazza never lets these poems settle for being shocking. With a clear, keen- edged voice, these poems deliver us to deepened empathy and a recognition that the struggles are all real. Whatever we think we ask for, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery gives us what we need.-Richard Deming, author of This Exquisite Loneliness and Let's Not Call It ConsequenceDistilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery, Robert Piazza's compelling new chapbook comprised of forty-five - go ahead and count 'em - forty-five villanelles, exists as a funhouse-mirror-cross between the dramatic monologues of Edwin Arlington Robinson's Tilbury Town (or his own lesser-known villanelle "The House on the Hill") and the familiar villanelles we have admired for years: Elizabeth Bishop's "One Art" and Dylan Thomas's "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night." But Piazza's speakers aren't professional poets by any means - his characters work their addictions to pornography, alcohol, sex, drugs, and even religious striving like flaming, perpetual hangnails. I thought I'd get bored reading the same poetic form again and again, but I was dead wrong. This is a terrific series, full of inventive variations, that mixes solid craft with surprising invention. Don't miss it.-William B. Patrick, author of Saving Troy: A Year with Firefighters and Paramedics in a Battered CityRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery allows people like me to see into the world of addiction and feel the pain that others experience while in the throes of addiction to sex, pornography, alcohol, and drugs. Piazza is amazing with his detail to the villanelle form in these forty-five incredible poems reaching deep with his voice and diction to express what addiction looks and feels like. Piazza is a master of poetry. -Susan M. Davis, author of Where There is Breath, There is Hope and Lipstick Lesbian This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Brossura. Condition: new. Edited by Chiocchetti F. and Piazza P. R.Alessandria, 2025; paperback, pp. 128, cm 17x24. Libro.

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Condition: Used: Like New. libro nuovo. Attenzione la copertina è leggermente rovinata a causa della giacenza su scaffale, riporta un piccolo strappo nell'angolo superiore del dorso, adesivo non removibile nel piatto anteriore. Consegna in 24/48 h. 69 o3.

Condition: Good. Colotype. 24.5" x 19" (Image 10.5" x 15"), Embossed with stamp reading "Cercle Librairie Estampes HVH." Good with marginal tears to borders.

Condition: Good. Folio. 407 x 307. A rare presentation with the original pictorial portfolio with cloth ties and the title page with a portion of the William Nicholson image which is also present in its full size. An additional 35 color lithographs are included, each with the dry stamp of the publisher.References: The Art of the French Illustrated Book, 1700-1914. by Gordon, N. Ray, no. 362; OCLC Number50072763. A few plates with marginAL tears. L'Estampe Moderne was originally published in a series of 24 monthly parts, each with four lithographs. Four extra lithographs ("planches de prime") were offered by the publisher as an incentive to prospective subscribers. Rarely found as a complete work.L'Estampe Moderne. Portfolio cartonné à trois liens de tissu noir comprenant 36 planches coloriées dont Fernand Piet, Louise Breslau, Jeanne Jacquemin, A. Jank, Fernand Gottlob, Robert Engels, Hans Christiansen, Lucien Simon, Lovis Welden Hawkins, Charles Huard, Fantin-Latour, Firmin Bouisset, Eugène Trigoulet, Maximilien Guyon, Albert Laurens, J. Barcilhac, H-P Dillon, Manuel Robbe, Louis Bourgeois-Borgex, Henri Bellery-Desfontaines, Eugène Delatre, Roedel, Louis Rhead et William Nicholson. Toutes contrecollées sur papier, signées dans la planche et datées 1896, 1897, 1898, etc. Quelques déchirures. Timbre à sec en bas à droite. 40,5 x 30,5 cm.

Condition: Fine. Robert Engels (illustrator). This beautifully illustrated, lithographed poster is from LâEstampe Moderne. The work was published by one of the best printers of the day, Champenois. The lithographs were printed under the supervision of C. Masson and H. Piazza and published in Paris between May 1897 and April 1899.The work was sent out every month with four prints and a cover with art work by Alphonse Mucha by subscription only. The intention of this work was to âreanimate and disseminate the taste for printsâ (issue 24), thus 2000 of each print were published plus 100 on Japan paper.This famous collection included works by major Art Nouveau artists including Alphonse Mucha, Louis Rhead, Marcel Lenoir, Henri Boutet, Henri Fantin-Latour, Edward Burne-Jones, and Thà ophile Steinlen. Every print has the blind stamp of a womanâs profile in a lower corner. The large format lithographs are on excellent quality paper. When available we will include a tissue descriptive paper original to the work.The lithographs were done by the artists, rather than after, which makes the plates original Art Nouveau. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 11 7/8" by 15 3/4".

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Bawdy, broken, bold, and beautiful, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery is a chapbook of villanelles portraying characters who paradoxically struggle with addictions while striving for transcendence. Alcoholism and recovery are often obsessive, cyclical, and repetitive; hence, villanelles, literally, "songs of the villagers," express so much of what addicts experience on a daily basis. Like David's Psalms, these dramatic monologues and character portraits give voice to those who are often marginalized, allowing them to speak freely in the vernacular: variously vulgar and virtuous, raw and refined.Advance Praise for Distilled Spirits: Coffee & RecoveryRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery descends into the underworld of addiction and its effects in order to pass through it, to rise again into the light. These poems confront spiritual pain, acknowledge it, own it, so as to get to a place of hope. With a surefooted attention to form, Piazza never lets these poems settle for being shocking. With a clear, keen- edged voice, these poems deliver us to deepened empathy and a recognition that the struggles are all real. Whatever we think we ask for, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery gives us what we need.-Richard Deming, author of This Exquisite Loneliness and Let's Not Call It ConsequenceDistilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery, Robert Piazza's compelling new chapbook comprised of forty-five - go ahead and count 'em - forty-five villanelles, exists as a funhouse-mirror-cross between the dramatic monologues of Edwin Arlington Robinson's Tilbury Town (or his own lesser-known villanelle "The House on the Hill") and the familiar villanelles we have admired for years: Elizabeth Bishop's "One Art" and Dylan Thomas's "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night." But Piazza's speakers aren't professional poets by any means - his characters work their addictions to pornography, alcohol, sex, drugs, and even religious striving like flaming, perpetual hangnails. I thought I'd get bored reading the same poetic form again and again, but I was dead wrong. This is a terrific series, full of inventive variations, that mixes solid craft with surprising invention. Don't miss it.-William B. Patrick, author of Saving Troy: A Year with Firefighters and Paramedics in a Battered CityRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery allows people like me to see into the world of addiction and feel the pain that others experience while in the throes of addiction to sex, pornography, alcohol, and drugs. Piazza is amazing with his detail to the villanelle form in these forty-five incredible poems reaching deep with his voice and diction to express what addiction looks and feels like. Piazza is a master of poetry. -Susan M. Davis, author of Where There is Breath, There is Hope and Lipstick Lesbian This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Bawdy, broken, bold, and beautiful, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery is a chapbook of villanelles portraying characters who paradoxically struggle with addictions while striving for transcendence. Alcoholism and recovery are often obsessive, cyclical, and repetitive; hence, villanelles, literally, "songs of the villagers," express so much of what addicts experience on a daily basis. Like David's Psalms, these dramatic monologues and character portraits give voice to those who are often marginalized, allowing them to speak freely in the vernacular: variously vulgar and virtuous, raw and refined.Advance Praise for Distilled Spirits: Coffee & RecoveryRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery descends into the underworld of addiction and its effects in order to pass through it, to rise again into the light. These poems confront spiritual pain, acknowledge it, own it, so as to get to a place of hope. With a surefooted attention to form, Piazza never lets these poems settle for being shocking. With a clear, keen- edged voice, these poems deliver us to deepened empathy and a recognition that the struggles are all real. Whatever we think we ask for, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery gives us what we need.-Richard Deming, author of This Exquisite Loneliness and Let's Not Call It ConsequenceDistilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery, Robert Piazza's compelling new chapbook comprised of forty-five - go ahead and count 'em - forty-five villanelles, exists as a funhouse-mirror-cross between the dramatic monologues of Edwin Arlington Robinson's Tilbury Town (or his own lesser-known villanelle "The House on the Hill") and the familiar villanelles we have admired for years: Elizabeth Bishop's "One Art" and Dylan Thomas's "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night." But Piazza's speakers aren't professional poets by any means - his characters work their addictions to pornography, alcohol, sex, drugs, and even religious striving like flaming, perpetual hangnails. I thought I'd get bored reading the same poetic form again and again, but I was dead wrong. This is a terrific series, full of inventive variations, that mixes solid craft with surprising invention. Don't miss it.-William B. Patrick, author of Saving Troy: A Year with Firefighters and Paramedics in a Battered CityRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery allows people like me to see into the world of addiction and feel the pain that others experience while in the throes of addiction to sex, pornography, alcohol, and drugs. Piazza is amazing with his detail to the villanelle form in these forty-five incredible poems reaching deep with his voice and diction to express what addiction looks and feels like. Piazza is a master of poetry. -Susan M. Davis, author of Where There is Breath, There is Hope and Lipstick Lesbian This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Bawdy, broken, bold, and beautiful, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery is a chapbook of villanelles portraying characters who paradoxically struggle with addictions while striving for transcendence. Alcoholism and recovery are often obsessive, cyclical, and repetitive; hence, villanelles, literally, 'songs of the villagers,' express so much of what addicts experience on a daily basis. Like David's Psalms, these dramatic monologues and character portraits give voice to those who are often marginalized, allowing them to speak freely in the vernacular: variously vulgar and virtuous, raw and refined.Advance Praise for Distilled Spirits: Coffee & RecoveryRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery descends into the underworld of addiction and its effects in order to pass through it, to rise again into the light. These poems confront spiritual pain, acknowledge it, own it, so as to get to a place of hope. With a surefooted attention to form, Piazza never lets these poems settle for being shocking. With a clear, keen- edged voice, these poems deliver us to deepened empathy and a recognition that the struggles are all real. Whatever we think we ask for, Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery gives us what we need.-Richard Deming, author of This Exquisite Loneliness and Let's Not Call It ConsequenceDistilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery, Robert Piazza's compelling new chapbook comprised of forty-five - go ahead and count 'em - forty-five villanelles, exists as a funhouse-mirror-cross between the dramatic monologues of Edwin Arlington Robinson's Tilbury Town (or his own lesser-known villanelle 'The House on the Hill') and the familiar villanelles we have admired for years: Elizabeth Bishop's 'One Art' and Dylan Thomas's 'Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night.' But Piazza's speakers aren't professional poets by any means - his characters work their addictions to pornography, alcohol, sex, drugs, and even religious striving like flaming, perpetual hangnails. I thought I'd get bored reading the same poetic form again and again, but I was dead wrong. This is a terrific series, full of inventive variations, that mixes solid craft with surprising invention. Don't miss it.-William B. Patrick, author of Saving Troy: A Year with Firefighters and Paramedics in a Battered CityRobert Piazza's Distilled Spirits: Coffee & Recovery allows people like me to see into the world of addiction and feel the pain that others experience while in the throes of addiction to sex, pornography, alcohol, and drugs. Piazza is amazing with his detail to the villanelle form in these forty-five incredible poems reaching deep with his voice and diction to express what addiction looks and feels like. Piazza is a master of poetry. -Susan M. Davis, author of Where There is Breath, There is Hope and Lipstick Lesbian.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Distilled Spirits | Coffee & Recovery | Robert Piazza | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Cathexis Northwest Press | EAN 9798992899139 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.